Showing posts with label Liverpool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liverpool. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 June 2020

Liverpool juara EPL, akhiri kemarau 30 tahun

LIVERPOOL dinobatkan juara Liga Perdana Inggeris tanpa menendang bola selepas Chelsea menewaskan Manchester City 2-1 awal pagi tadi sekali gus menamatkan penantian 30 tahun gelaran Inggeris itu.


Skuad Jurgen Klopp mengesahkan gelaran ke-19 kelab dengan rekod baki tujuh perlawanan selepas City di tangga kedua ketinggalan 23 mata.

Liverpool hanya memerlukan dua mata untuk mengakhiri kemarau mereka selepas membelasah Crystal Palace 4-0 di Anfield, semalam

Selepas kemenangan ke-28 daripada 31 perlawanan musim ini, bintang Liverpool, Mohamed Salah menegaskan 'sekarang detik untuk kami menjuarai liga' dan 24 jam kemudian hajatnya tercapai.

Liverpool mendapat apa yang diimpikan selama ini daripada Chelsea di Stamford Bridge.


Penalti Willian pada minit ke-78 selepas bola terkena tangan Fernandinho mengakhiri penguasaan City selama dua tahun sebagai juara bertahan. Tuan rumah sebelum itu terlebih dahulu di depan hasil jaringan Christian Pulisic sebelum disamakan Kevin De Bruyne.


Liverpool juga kelab paling awal mengesahkan kejuaraan berbanding juara Liga Perdana yang lain mengatasi rekod baki lima perlawanan dikongsi bersama City dan Manchester United.



Saturday, 29 February 2020

WATFORD 3-LIV 0 : Rekod tanpa kalah Liverpool lebur!

Ismaila Sarr brace and Troy Deeney strike sees unbeaten Premier League record come crashing down as Jurgen Klopp's side lose for the first time all season

  • Premier League strugglers Watford pulled off a sensational victory over Jurgen Klopp's high-flying Liverpool
  • Ismaila Sarr opened the scoring and poked home as Watford took a shock lead on the 53rd minute of play
  • Sarr then doubled the lead by chipping Alisson with calm and composure as the Hornets broke on the counter
  • As Liverpool surged forward to respond Troy Deeney scored Watford's third goal after a defensive mistake
  • The only negative for Watford was the loss of forward Gerard Deulofeu, who left the field on a stretcher 

Ismaila Sarr was the star as Liverpool’s unbeaten season came to an end at Vicarage Road, with Watford recording a famous 3-0 win against the leaders.Watford were rewarded for a bright start hit by an injury to Gerard Deulofeu with two early second-half goals through Ismaila Sarr.
The opener came on 54 minutes, when Abdoulaye Doucoure reacted quickest to tee up Sarr to tap in.Sarr doubled the advantage six minutes later, running on to Troy Deeney’s pass before lifting the ball over Alisson. On 72 minutes, Sarr returned the favour, finding Deeney, who finished beyond a stranded Alisson. A first win in six matches lifts Watford out of the bottom three on goal difference.
Liverpool's 44-match unbeaten run, and their 18-match winning sequence, end as they stay on 79 points, 22 points above Manchester City.

Watford (4-2-3-1): Foster 7; Femenía 7, Kabasele 7, Cathcart 7, Masina 6; Hughes 8, Capoue 7; Sarr 8(Pussetto 82 6); Doucouré 7; Deulofeu 7(Pereyra 37 6); Deeney 7.5

Subs: Gomes, Dawson, Welbeck, Chalobah, Gray, Pussetto, Pereyra

Bookings: None

Liverpool (4-3-3): Alisson 5; Alexander-Arnold 5, Lovren 5, Van Dijk 6, Robertson 6; Oxlade-Chamberlain 5(Origi 65 5), Fabinho 5, Wijnaldum 6; Salah 5, Firmino 5(Minamino 79 6), Mane 5.

Subs: Adrian, Minamino, Lallana, Origi, Matip, Jones, Hoever

Bookings: None

Referee: Michael Oliver

MOTM: Sarr

Attendance: 21,634


Friday, 7 February 2020

When can Liverpool win the Premier League?


Liverpool are marching toward a first league title in 30 years, an incredible 22 points clear -- the biggest lead in top-flight history -- with only 39 left to play for.
But when will they be confirmed as Premier League champions? And who might have to give them the guard of honour? Here, we take a look through the possibilities.

How many wins guarantees Liverpool the title?

They are 22 points clear with 39 available, so Liverpool need 18 points from 13 games, and the quickest way to do that is with six victories.
Liverpool play Norwich (a), West Ham (h), Watford (a), Bournemouth (h), Everton (a), Crystal Palace (h) in their next six matches.
If both Liverpool and Manchester City win all their upcoming fixtures, then the Reds will be champions on March 21 against Palace.
The guard of honour would then come at reigning champions Man City in the first round of games in April (date TBC).
However, March 21 is reserved for FA Cup quarterfinal ties, so the Palace game may be postponed to a later date. If that is the case, Liverpool's sixth game would come at the Etihad -- and they could win the title with a draw at Man City, then the guard of honour would come at home to Aston Villa.

Who holds the record for the earliest title win?

Man United won the title on April 14 in 2001. It will take quite a change in fortunes for that record not to be broken.
Both United (2000-01) and Man City (2017-18) have won the title with five games to spare. If Liverpool claim the trophy at Goodison, they will do it with eight matches in hand.

Thursday, 2 May 2019

UCL : Semi :- Ajax Barca menang ke atas 2 team Epl

UEFA Champions League | RESULT:
Barcelona 3-0 Liverpool
A brace from Leo Messi, including a magnificent free-kick, sees Barcelona take a three-goal lead to Anfield. Liverpool have a mountain to climb if they are to advance to the final.


Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Ajax

Ajax go into next week's second leg in high spirits after securing a vital away goal at Tottenham.


Saturday, 27 April 2019

EPL : LIV 5-0 Huddersfield | X bagi canz

Liverpool teratas selepas meraih kemenangan besar ke atas Huddersfield


Naby Keita '1 Sadio Mane '23'66
Mohamed Salah '45+1, '83



Liverpool are now two points clear of Manchester City, who have the chance to respond on Sunday. Huddersfield remain bottom on 14 points.

Tuesday, 6 November 2018

Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool: Alexander Lacazette superbly cancels out James Milner's opener


  • Arsenal come from behind to draw with Liverpool as Jurgen Klopp's men maintain unbeaten start to season
  • Sadio Mane thought he broke the deadlock in the first half but was called for offside as he tapped in a rebound
  • Arsenal's Alexander Lacazette then had his own effort ruled out for offside just before the half-time break 
  • James Milner scored his third goal of the season and 50th in the Premier League as he gave Liverpool the lead
  • Lacazette then got his goal when he fired Arsenal level with under 10 minutes remaining at the Emirates  
The English midfielder is congratulated by his Liverpool team-mates after giving them the lead at the Emirates


ARSENAL: (4-2-3-1) Leno 6.5; Bellerin 6.5, Holding 6, Mustafi 6, Kolasinac 6(Welbeck 81 6); Torreira 6.5, Xhaka 6; Mkhitaryan 6.5 (Iwobi 68 6), Ozil 6.5, Aubameyang 7.5 (Ramsey 73 5); Lacazette 7
SUBS NOT USED: Cech (GK); Lichtsteiner, Maitland-Niles, Smith-Rowe
GOALS: Lacazette (82)
BOOKINGS: Lacazette (82)
COACH: Unai Emery 7
Both sets of players take part in a minute's silence for Leicester's late chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and the four others who died in last Saturday's helicopter crash
Salah (right) battles for possession with Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka during the first half at the Emirates Stadium

LIVERPOOL: (4-3-3) Alisson 6.5; Alexander-Arnold 6, Gomez 7, van Dijk 8, Robertson 7; Milner 7, Fabinho 5.5, Wijnaldum 6; Salah 6 (Matip 90+4), Firmino 6 (Shaqiri 80 6), Mane 6.5
SUBS NOT USED: Mignolet (GK); Sturridge, Moreno, Lallana, Origi
GOALS: Milner (62)
BOOKINGS: Fabinho (52)
COACH: Jurgen Klopp 7
REFEREE: Andre Marriner 6
MAN OF THE MATCH: Virgil Van Dijk

Sunday, 23 September 2018

EPL : LIVERPOOL kekal 100% tidak kalah | Soton jd mangsa

Liverpool barely got out of gear as they strolled to a 3-0 victory over hapless Southampton on Saturday, with Xherdan Shaqiri fuelling a historic result. 


Before this season, the Reds had never won seven games in a row to kick off a campaign, but with expectations high Jurgen Klopp‘s side have managed it.
Defeating West Ham, Crystal Palace, Brighton, Leicester City, Tottenham and now Southampton in the league, as well as PSG in the Champions League, has cemented Liverpool as a major force.

Sunday, 2 September 2018

Liv Vs Lei -LIHAT BLUNDER YANG DILAKUKAN ALISSON INI..!

Alisson will hope his error at Leicester is just a footnote to first year with Liverpool.

... £67m man's turn showed it can still go wrong despite good start
  • Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson made an error in the build-up to Leicester's goal
  • His side still managed to win but £67million goalkeeper's moment was huge
  • Elsewhere, Joe Gomez managed to impress for the visitors on Saturday 
Spending £67million doesn't get you what it once did. Not even the world's most expensive goalkeeper anymore.
But it really should mean you don't concede unless opposing teams do something pretty good.
Alisson has enjoyed a highly commendable start with Liverpool, imposing an authority between the posts Jurgen Klopp's side has been crying out for.
Alisson tried to turn in the box but was tackled by Kelechi Iheanacho in the build-up to a goal
He tried to recover from his error but Rachid Ghezzal eventually managed to score
Yet the Brazilian was the source of Leicester's goal at the King Power Stadium in a wholly avoidable episode. Inevitably emboldened by the success of his nonchalant chip over an onrushing Anthony Knockaert against Brighton, Alisson tried a Cruyff turn as Kelechi Iheanacho advanced. Except Iheanacho anticipated the move, stole possession, and squared for Rachid Ghezzal to tap in.
Alisson punched the post in anger. Somewhere in Turkey, Loris Karius might have allowed himself a smile.
Amid imperious displays by Virgil Van Dijk and Joe Gomez, this was the first time Liverpool had conceded in the Premier League and it was clumsy and awkward. It invited pressure onto the visitors late in the game as Leicester searched with renewed energy for an equaliser.
Clearly, Alisson's role in Klopp's team is as instigator almost as much as stopper. He is asked to pass out from the back, to in essence add an extra outfield player. There are occupational hazards inherent. 'I take risks,' Alisson said after the Brighton game. 'Fans with heart problems have to be careful! But on the pitch I do not try to make fun of a rival. It is already calculated.'

The Brazilian goalkeeper shows his dejection following Ghezzal's goal on Saturday afternoon

He got his sums wrong against Leicester and the salvation for Liverpool is that they won three points anyway. Rather than those mistakes by Karius that will sadly define his career, this incident will be a footnote in the season come the finish. But it is a reminder of what can go wrong.
On the touchline Klopp swung his arms and pointed towards the top end of the pitch. Go long, he was telling his goalkeeper. It is a very difficult part of the game but Alisson must get the balance right.
In front of him Van Dijk was again superb, but Gomez stood out. The 21-year-old received a deserved call up to Gareth Southgate's England squad and should feature in both matches against Spain and Switzerland.

Friday, 10 August 2018

Perpindahan Pemain Paling Mahal di EPL 2018/19


EPL : Ramalan Pakar BBC Sport memilih MAN CITY & LIVERPOOL utk menjuarai EPL musim 2018/19 ni

Premier League 2018-19: BBC Sport pundits pick champions and top four

No team has managed a successful defence of the Premier League title since Manchester United in 2009 - but will this season be different?
That is the aim of Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, a winner of three consecutive league titles in both Spain (Barcelona, 2008-11) and Germany (Bayern Munich, 2013-16), who saw his side finish 19 points clear of the pack last time out.
But who will challenge them in 2018-19? Can big-spending Liverpool mount a serious challenge? Will Manchester United narrow the gap? Can Tottenham improve? And are Chelsea and Arsenal contenders after changing their managers in the summer?
We asked 24 BBC TV and radio pundits to pick their top four with explanations for their selections.
The predictions were made on the basis of how each squad shaped up on Wednesday, 8 August, before the opening weekend of the season, but two days before the deadline for incoming transfers and with the potential for players to leave up until the transfer window shuts in the rest of Europe at the end of August.
Ian Wright -(1)Liverpool (2)Man City (3)Man Utd (4)Arsenal

Ruud Gullit (1)Liverpool (2)Man City (3)Chelsea (4)Man Utd

Martin Keown-Liverpool-Man City-Tottenham-Man Utd

Dion Dublin -Man City-Man Utd-Liverpool-Tottenham
Joleon Lescott-Man City-Liverpool-Man Utd-Arsenal
Matthew Upson-Man City-Liverpool-Man Utd-Arsenal
Alan Shearer-(1)Man City (2)Liverpool (3)Man Utd (4)Tottenham
Charlie Adam-Man City-Liverpool-Man Utd-Tottenham
Paul Ince-Man City-Liverpool-Chelsea-Man Utd
Jermaine Jenas-Man City-Liverpool-Tottenham-Man Utd
Chris Sutton-Man City-Liverpool-Tottenham-Man Utd
Leon Osman-Man City-Liverpool-Tottenham-Arsenal

6 teams feature in the forecasted top 4, and only Manchester City and Liverpool nampak sebagai peberet.


Overall predicted ranking, using all BBC predictions
(using system of 4 pts for a 1st place, 3 pts for 2nd, 2 pts for 3rd and 1 pt for 4th)


 Alan Shearer: 
It has been a long time since anyone won back-to-back titles but I think City will win the Premier League again because of Pep - he won't want their standards slipping. He will play exactly the same way and they are going to be very hard to stop, although I think Liverpool and United will both be a lot closer to them this time.
Paul Ince: Guardiola is a serial winner - you can see that from the way he rants and raves on the touchline demanding more even when his team are two or 3-0 up. That is his mentality, and his players buy into it.

Ian Wright: I want this season's title race to be more spicy and I think it will be. If Liverpool can get some impetus, then we don't know how Manchester City will react under pressure if a team can stay close to them at the end of the season.
You also have to consider that Liverpool are City's Kryptonite. That's why I am backing Jurgen Klopp's side to pip them to the title.
1. Man City2. Liverpool3. Man Utd4. Tottenham5. Chelsea6. Arsenal
93 pts74 pts34 pts18 pts15 pts6 pts